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An American journalist describes the scene in Kuwait City following the withdrawal of Iraqi troops in the Gulf war.
NoS synopsis: "Fit subjects for an artist’s pencil - dainty young students from the Paris Opera - " M/S of a ballerina posing for the artist. M/S of the artist sitting with the ballerina, he draws...
Sue Jameson presents a special programme on the theatre and the particular differences between what are generally considered the two best theatres in the world, the Russian and the English. The programme...
A Christie’s spokesman (not identified) discusses the sale of paintings of artist and forger Tom Keating. Customers discuss the appeal of the painter. Female reporter not identified.
Press interview with Prime Minister, Margaret Thatcher, on a visit to the scene of the explosion of Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie in Scotland (21/12/88).
Vox pop with Londoners on the possibility of finding a new Christ in the East End following newspaper advertisements by a painter named Benjamin Creme suggesting the imminent reappearance of the Messiah....
Watching this man at work, it’s easy to foretell that artists will become more and more crazy in 1961. And here’s evidence that pictures can be painted by face, foot - or anything!
Interview with Brian Arbury, Helping Hand, on the London drug scene. Interviewer not identified (poss. Vivian White).
The landscape painter David Graham discusses his attitude to nature, the spontaneous use of oil paint, and the development and procedure of a picture. Shows his exhibition at the Mall Galleries, London,...
Pathe synopsis: Denzel Williams from Cobham has her own unique "painting" process. She captures on canvas anything from a dog to a dragon - with string. Cut it up, glue it down and you’ve got a modern...
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